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How to Write Yourself an iPhone 12

How to Write Yourself an iPhone 12

Advice on writing words worth being paid for

Copy until you have your own style

Copy until you have your own style

When you start your creative work will suck. Why? Because you won’t have your own style yet. And that’s okay. What you can do is copy others until you do. Take the works which impress you most and replicate them. You can even start to add your own

Every day for a year

Every day for a year

When you make it visual, you’ve got no choice. You can see it. It’s right there. You know if you miss it, the chain will break. It’s about to be a new year. And that’s exciting. Maybe tomorrow is a good day to start something. Something

How to deal with imposter syndrome

Life and Living

How to deal with imposter syndrome

The first time I walked into an artificial intelligence meetup, I felt like I shouldn’t have been there. The second time I walked into a machine learning event, I felt like I shouldn’t have been there. The 20th time I walked into an artificial intelligence meetup, I felt

If you can't write, you're out

Whatever role you're after, whatever message you want to bring to the world, it's worthwhile practising your writing. Communication is what we do. The device you're reading this on has several ways of communicating to others. And even with cameras in our pockets, written

How I became a better writer

How I became a better writer

I practice creativity every day. Like I work my muscles through different movements, I need to work my creativity by making things. This morning it's writing. Every day it's writing. A writer doesn't need much. A blank page and a tool to write with.

Being Your Own Biggest Critique is Easy, Try Being Your Own Biggest Fan

Being Your Own Biggest Critique is Easy, Try Being Your Own Biggest Fan

6 ways to poison distraction and start writing.

Don’t break the chain

Don’t break the chain

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- You’re walking along a beach. You find a book. The pages are a bit damp but it’s legible. You read the title. 2043. Only four numbers? You flip it open. A few sentences in you start to realise this isn’t a once upon a time book.